Vtuber Reacts to PancreasNoWork - Ciaphas Cain 

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if he even managed to come back from that. He's been through so much that, this looks more like a hurdle than an impossibility.

​@@LukasJampen They could simply write that Cain from the past get misplaced in the Warp and arrive in the future, then get sucked back to where he came from after the adventure is over and thus perpetuating himself as a Living Saint by rumors alone.

To be precise it took the ministorum 10 years to change his status from KIA to Active cuz he survived. Imagine doing the same thing consecutively wasting decades of the ministorum

If I remember correctly this is not quite the case but I have seen a lot of people say this. I listen to the audio books multiple times a year thanks to a boring job and if I remember correctly in an early book like one of the first 3 she makes a comment that Cain was considered dead and listed as such only to show up fine so many times that a standing rule was put into place that he is not to be listed as dead or kia UNTIL he is buried with full honors. Basically saying they will believe he is dead for real when they have documented proof an a lot of it. On a side note I know people will say Cain is dead for real but I am one of the people who (may be on copium) thinks Cain is still alive and has been declared dead by Amberly so he might actually be able to retire. We know he lived into the new millennium by at least a few years since one of his books dealt with the rift after the fall of Cadia. Also we have not gotten the book that talks about his death so until then I hold out hope!

@@TheDrunkenPhaeron Oh no - one of Vail's footnotes in _Death or Glory_ - explicitly states that Cain is still listed as being on active duty _despite_ having been buried with full military honours "In fact Cain’s status at this point was still officially ‘killed in action.’ His brief flurry of communication after making orbit should have changed this to ‘missing, believed dead,’ but thanks to the usual bureaucratic inertia of the Administratum this adjustment wasn’t made until shortly after he rejoined his regiment. The ensuing confusion was to take over a year to sort out; after a few more such incidents the munitorium issued standing instructions that he should be kept on the active roster at all times whatever reports they received to the contrary. *(Which accounts for the fact that he’s the only person in the history of the galaxy to still be officially regarded as on active service subsequent to being buried with full military honours.)"*

The part that kinda sucks the most is Lamenters were founded with the intent of having them not be affected by The Red Thirst and Black Rage, so them being affected by both is basically their existence being for nothing

oof

@@TheLegitWeebs Very, oof indeed.

for those we cherish

We die in glory

@@TheLegitWeebs Their chapter battle cry is literally " FOR THOSE WE CHERISH, WE DIE IN GLORY! "

I physically flinched when he said that

Don't mess with the peeps from the Catachan Jungles lol

Great examples! I suppose even war has its nuances, even if I dislike the very idea of it.

Kaela Mansha Khaine (Khaine, The Bloody Handed God) is the God of War of the Eldar's Pantheon, during the War in Heaven and Age of the Eldar both Eldars and Orks (Kroks) have their own Gods (Old ones created them to help fight the necrons) Isha was the Goddess of life, the anti-thesis to Nurgle, Khaine as the God of War, was the Anti-thesis to Khorne. Durung that age the Eldar Gods are actually superior to their chaos counterparts and kept them at bay. But Khaine did something stupid and killed Eldanesh, essentially Eldar's Emperor of Mankind and was then cursed by Asuryan (The Phoenix King, the Zeus of the Pantheon if you will) to drop blood everywhere, thus the name Kaela Mansha (Bloody Handed). After this the Phoenix King enacted the Asuryan Edict, where the Eldar God's are no longer allowed to interact with the Eldar in any way shape or form as Khaine has demonstrated a lack of respect for their mortal followers. Some gods have ways around this to interact with their Children (The Eldar) like how Isha gave them her Tears, as a powerful artifact. The Eldar, now godless, want to believe and worship something worthwhile and thought that they were betrayed by their Pantheon. They then started the galaxy wide thing that birthed Slannesh. When Slannesh birthed the Eldar Pantheon were very weak due to the Asuryan Edict severely weakening them, thus every Eldar God's essence and domain was consumed by Slannesh and the other Chaos Gods save Isha (Captured By Nurgle), Cegorach (Ran away to the Black Library, outscheming Tzeentch), and Khaine, who tried to fight and was blown into a million pieces. Those million pieces can then be recombined by the Eldar to once again call upon their God Of War, thus the Avatar of Khaine. Can you tell that I LOVE Eldar lore?

Was also going to say this. It would be faster to list what hasnt happened.

I mean yes and no? Tanya is a clearly more amoral

He also did a video with old man reacts for avatar if khain lore for 40k as well

@@gregorysiegel1178 oh yeah I forgot about that it was pretty funny